Introduction to structural fire engineering

Institution of Structural Engineers, 2020
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Current

Supplement

Civil & Structural Supplement

Abstract

Provides updated design guidance for developing and improving safer and effective value solutions for the performance of building structures during fire. Taking advantage of new and emerging technology within a robust regulatory framework. Focusses on design methodology, compartmentation, fire resistance and form of construction. Looks at the reactions of concrete, steel, composites, timber and masonry to fire, exploring current practice and design considerations for construction and detailing. Expands on appraisal and structural fire performance for the safety of fire and rescue services.

History

Supersedes Introduction to the fire safety engineering of structures (IStructE, 2003).

ISBN

9781906335380

Subjects

  • Special subject areas
  • Building structure
  • Fire

Publisher History

The Institution of Structural Engineers publishes authoritative books and technical reports that provide essential, accurate information for structural engineers.

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